Our incredible social worker, Rachel, whose role in the family reunification process is truly invaluable. With unwavering dedication, she works...Read More
At Collective Calling, we are dedicated to restoring dignity and family connections. Our mobile shower unit serves the homeless in Spain, providing essential hygiene services, while our family reunification efforts for street children in Tanzania ensure that every child has the opportunity to return to a safe and loving home.
Homelessness...
Although hard to track, the number of homeless people increases each year, with few countries being an exception to that. The United Nations has documented that there are around 1.6 billion people residing in poor housing worldwide, with around 15 million being forcibly evicted each year.
Street Children...
According to UN sources there are up to 150 million street children in the world today – who, for one reason or another, spend most of their lives on the streets.
Introducing Spain’s First Mobile Shower Unit
Collective Calling proudly introduces Spain’s first mobile shower unit for the homeless community, designed to restore dignity and provide essential hygiene services to those in need. This innovative unit travels to various locations, offering a safe and private space for individuals to shower, refresh, and rejuvenate. By addressing a critical gap in support services, Collective Calling’s mobile shower unit not only promotes health and well-being but also fosters a sense of community and hope for a brighter future.
A Life Reclaimed
Kerodia’s journey from the streets to a brighter future is a shining example of the impact of your support, which has helped her discover her potential and pursue her dreams.
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A Life Reclaimed
Kevin’s story is a powerful reminder of the difference love and care can make. By sponsoring a child like Kevin, you can provide essential support and help ensure they continue to grow.
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Three ways you can help care for the homeless
Collective Calling is fueled by the kindness of our donors who enable us to actively combat homelessness in Spain and Tanzania. Our unwavering vision to eliminate homelessness may seem ambitious, but we firmly believe that through a united and concentrated effort, this vision can transform into a tangible reality.
Sponsor a child
Your monthly donation of 58€ can empower a child in a hunger-affected country, granting them lasting access to essential resources crucial for building a stronger future. With your support, they will gain access to vital necessities such as:
Donate to our "homelessness response"
Your generous one-time donation or monthly support can provide life-saving resources for street children and homeless individuals, encompassing critical necessities such as:
Invite Collective Calling to come and speak
By extending an invitation to Collective Calling to speak at your school, university, workplace, or church congregation, you actively contribute to the dissemination of vital information on how we can collectively work towards eradicating homelessness. Together, we can raise awareness and foster a shared commitment to making a lasting difference in the lives of those affected by homelessness.
Beloved, if God so loved us, we also ought to love one another.
1 john 4:11
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In 2023, 89% of Collective Callings total operating expenses were used towards programs that support children and parents living in poverty. This includes logistical planning of programs.
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Three ways you can help eradicate homelessness